Balakay

I have tried a bunch. The gogun didn’t work for me at all. Thumb position was too vertical. Currently liking the IPSC Alex rest. Allows my thumb to be in a more natural position.

The fact that this happened at Nats blows my mind. Sounds like local match shenanigans.

Wild guess here but I suspect 32oz is the weight of a Springfield XD(m) ?

not the case at all

My mistake. I had one on my Brazos gun before I changed to a DPP. Hard to keep track of all of them. In any event, you really won't notice the offset if you choose not to file/mill the mount to get it centered

Not that goofy. It will look like a Cheely offset mount. When you are shooting you will never know that it is offset. Brazos makes one that will be centered without milling

Put a dislike button too. Post counts could go down if you say dumb/irrelevant things... Particularly profound posts can get golden ticket from a Moderator that allows instant classified access. Think of it as BE Forum Got Talent.

I believe It shows as (U)npaid) for when the club hasn't paid. After payment it will change to (P)ending

I have both a 550B and a 650 with a casefeeder and bullet feeder. The 550 is set up for large primers, 650 for small. After loading on the 650, going back to the 550 is painful. It is more than just the speed difference.

why bother with plated when you can get JHP for less than $0.09?

Check/clean/grease the indexing ring. And call Dillon

Keep in mind that if you are planning a reload to a 140, you may want to download the mag a round or 2 to ease the seating of the magazine. I would not stuff it with 24 and reload with it. I have been practicing reloading to the big stick as this need comes up at matches more frequently than I initially realized

I get 24 rounds of 38sc in my 140s Older STI tube, 11 coil Grams spring and follower, 7mm TTI basepad

These work well on my 650 https://reloadinginnovations.com/products/spill-stop-for-dillon-650-1050

Nice!! I get the sense that you have already put more effort into this than the "statisticians" at the USPSA